response3 good morning and thanks for waking up with us here on news19 this morning. i'm savannah levins. and i'm deon guillory. the winter good wednesday morning, thank you for waking up with us here on news 19 this morning. i am savannah levins. >> and i am deon hillary, the winter weather continues for the second can -- consecutive night. we had temperatures below the 20s. below freezing, that is what it is better to find out how much longer these temperatures are staying with us let's go to meteorologist, efran afante. you said we have to bundle up like the michelin man? >> you do like to say that. >> i do like to say that, because as cold as it is, layer upon layer, upon layer is definitely what you need this morning. temperatures are for the most winnsboro 28, camden 25, sumter

chill it feels more like it is 23 degrees in winnsboro, feels like 23 saluda. here in columbia 26, wind chill around 26-25 still freezing cold when the kids had out, no doubt they are going to need to dress very warmly. hats, gloves, and jackets by 23 degrees as they wait for the bus. we will deal with multi- cloudy to overcast skies today with a high of 45. 32 tonight with mostly cloudy skies and with those clouds, by tomorrow, we will have a good chance of rain -- with a high of 50 degrees. as far as the roads as we head out -- right now, we do not have any issues coming out of kc from knox abbot road to i26 both directions are moving pretty good. sunset boulevard for my 20 all the way to i 26 into west columbia moving well. from my 26 lake murray 21 minute commute, from the airport heading downtown a 17 minute commute.

bit warmer i will show you in the seven day forecast how much warmer that will continue. >> looking forward to that, for sure. at the statehouse, as lawmakers in the send it -- senator, there road plan, one group is lobbying against passing a gas tax. senators from both parties say they are trying to reach a road plan compromised with three prongs, gas tax for road revenue -- revenue, dot reform and an income tax cut. the group americans for prosperity's against the gas tax or they and they want to focus on reforming the transportation system in the state. they are calling on lawmakers to move the department of transportation under the governor. >> they support a plan that includes more gas tax hikes sending more money to the same dysfunctional, corrupt transportation system that has let our roads crumble to the way they are now.

there are real philosophical divide on this. we have to try to bridge those gaps. >> this morning at seven, americans for prosperity will be at the exxon on west main street in lexington offering to pay for 45 cents of every gallon, as they talk to drivers about their opinions on improving roads. a car dealer representative from across the state attended the senate judiciary committee meeting, they debated a bill that centers around the legality of car dealers charging a closing fee. there are more than 200 lawsuits pending against car dealers from customers who say the closing fees are illegal. if approved, the bill would prevent them from receiving refunds. part of the measure discussed would require car dealers, who close charging fees to pay one- time registration fee of $10 each fiscal year to the department of consumer affairs for the bill was passed out of committee and is headed to the full senate. and a general subcommittee meeting, senators listen to

of social services. on the syrian refugees in our state. currently there are two bells on the table that look to limit the number of refugees in south carolina. a state resource is used to help those families. news 19's lauren thomas reports. carolinas, spoke out >> to help refugees admitted into this country gain economic self positioned. >>reporter:karen with the department of social services, along with representatives from the lutheran services of the roles in the refugee resettlement program >> to see what they have gone through, and the trauma they have experienced, then have them come here and have a lot of negative backlash. it is very discouraging. >>reporter:'s current center brat -- bills look to prohibit any new refugees as well as limit any state resources to refugees until they register with dss requiring information

status. these bills stem from governor haley's request of the federal government to not play syrian refugees in south carolina following recent terrorist attacks in france and germany. senator lee bryce is there security concerns. >> most of the bills are needed . i would like to see a hall to the program. we are basically trusting the federal government with this program, and i do not have a lot of faith in the federal government at this time. i do not want to have a situation to where people are harmed in south carolina, and we did not do something to keep it from happening. >>reporter:senator kevin johnson does not agree with the bill. >> we have about 1500 refugees who are hard-working citizens are hard-working people, i would say, trying to raise a family and earn an honest living periods not have caused criminal problems. there is misconceptions out there, i think once we clear this i think a lot of people will feel as i do, that these bills are not necessary. >>reporter:so far to syrian refugee families have been placed in south carolina by the federal government since december of last year. in columbia, lauren thomas, news 19 wltx.

to report back to the full senate today for further discussion on the bill. take a look at what's happening today, governor haley will give her state of the state address for you that is taking place at 7 p.m. at the statehouse today. she is expected to talk about her budget plan as well as flood recovery efforts. will give the democratic response you can watch it all right here on wltx and our website wltx.com. state lawmakers will give details today on a multimillion dollar proposal to display the confederate flag. a group with the confederate relic room and military museum will appear today before a house budget writing committee. last month, the museum governing board approved a $3.6 million plan to display the flag and renovate space. thth down from an initial $5.3 million. covenant nikki haley said last week, that price tag should

register to vote in a first in the south republican presidential primary. the primary is set for february 20, meanwhile the deadline to register to vote and the democratic primary is a week from tomorrow. january27. the democratic primary is february 27. if you have moved, you want to make sure you are ready to vote by updating your registration, or if you have moved from one county to another, you must register in your new county by the deadline to be eligible to vote. jobseekers in lexixiton, today lexington county dhs is sponsoring a job there from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. for different local businesses are looking to hire new employees for this job fair is going to be held in the community room in the lexington county dss office that is located on south lake drive. less about drivers, the dot is closing the eastbound interstate 26 exit 115 offramp. that is happening tonight and tomorrow night. to replace an overhead sign. it will be closed on both nights from 8 p.m. until 5 a.m.

very detour up signs will be in place for drivers needed to take that exit 115 eastbound offering. outwits, outplay, outlast, later today the cast for the upcoming season of survivor will be announced by the 32nd season is another brains versus brawn versus beauty. the 18 new castaways will be competing to becomomthe sole survrvor and when that coveted 1 million-dollar prize . survivor premieres with a special 90 minute episode on wednesday, february 17, which is -- right here on wltx at 8 o'clock. time for our mom of the day. our mama the day is latina brown, she is a mother of five and was nominated by her brother-in-law, abraham. abraham tells us latina is special because she is a very caring, and loving mother. she will help others, and anyway she ca congratulations to you.

mom for mama the day, head over to our website wltx.com. click k the banner to send in your nomination. it is word of the day time, today's word is -- means of muscular power, or development. go to the gym to get sue -- all right, try to get that flip it that in your vernacular today. >> i think you work that just right. it doesn't sound quite right rolling off the tongue. there you go. there it is. so much more head on news 19 this morning. stargazers listen up. i am excited about this. we are going to tell you about a spectacular show you can see in the sky this week, live in the studio. a new era for some midland students but we take you inside for a preview and efran afante has her bus stst forecast

little bit of sprinkles early saturday morning, but do not

we will only have that it is chilly out there folks, once again a lot of our mperatures are in the 20s.

sumter, a very chilly 21 in manning, a tad warmer in newberry, 31 degrees, columbia 26, the winds are very light right now we are not dealing with much of a wind chill that will change as we go throughout the morning. atatthe bus stop, no doubt the winter jacket, gloves, hats, dressed very warmly. 26degrees as they had to school this morning. here come the clouds, area of high pressure will ststt shifting our winds later today, and behind it this area of warm air, a lot of that moisture started to come in. what we are dealing with is all of that moisture coming in, a lot of sleet and snow moving through knoxville and asheville early this morning. by midday, it will start coming over the mountains, by the afternoon it is going to start fizzling out. not a lot of that moisture will get over the mountain range getting into parts of charlotte, greenville will have

the time the precipitation is supposed to get here it will pretty much fizzled out and we will be dealing with a lot of and the kids get out of school today, 40 for degrees it will be chilly. mostly cloudy to overcast skies as our highs will return to the lower to middle 40s in the northern central midlands into the upper 40s as we get down to the southern midlands print . here in columbia, 45 degrees, mostly cloudy to overcast skies winds five-10 miles per hour. tonight, 32 degrees in columbia, we will be dealing with upper 20s in the northern midlands and then the central and southern midlands into the lower 30s. this area of low pressure that is associated with all of this moisture coming on, this will be a rainmaker as we get into tomorrow, friday and saturday. we will have a good chance of rain for tomorrow, a high of 50 even better chance of rain on friday and it will be windy. friday and saturday, as the showers began to and early saturday morning. a little bit of sunshine coming in by saturday and sunday. as high temperature start getting into the middle to

degrees, very warm and we will introduce a chance of showers maybe even a thundndstorm, or two. but the days of the low 20s morning. road conditions right now, traveling through. wide because a little bit of a delay as you are going northbound on highway 321 from my 26 heading into casey to knox abbot. are going across sunset boulevard both directions from in town all the way into west columbia. from shaw air force base to the four jackson gate, 40 minute commute, from my 26 and 77 to fort jackson 11 minute commute. so far, the roads are clear, the skies are clear but that will be changing a little later on t oday. >> thank you so much. a new era is underway for the car -- newman schools schools returned from winter break to a brand-new campus yesterday. the private school is operating

foot building on 50 acres of land on alpine road in northeast ritual county. the new catholic school features a 250 feet capital, a tennis court, a wellness center and much more classroom space including two gems and an auditorium. >> we have been talking about it, we did not know how it was going to be, at first, because we saw it when it was in construction, and everything. now that we are here, we are awestruck that it is happening finally. >> they moved out of their 55- year-old campus last month. if you have ever try to learn how to play an instrument, you know that it takes discipline. it takes passion. and of course perseverance. for carol murray those qualities are part of the lesson plan. the result is something beautiful. take a look. >> you need music in your life. it g gs you going. >> and the >> in the holds of crossroads

hear it. music. made by children. sixth-graders like nick carnes >> i like that you can make a sound with something that you hold and go ahead and play, you do not have to listen to the radio. >>reporter:a young orchestra led by a special conductor. ms.carol murray, a member of the south carolina philharmonic by night -- middle school teacher by day. >> ready go read it's really cool when i am teaching a passage to the kids, and they are not really sure about it and we were, and we work and they get it. that's really cool. we see that everyday. that is what's really neat about it >>reporter:while she might not be leading a season symphony at carnegie hall, she is leading, nonetheless. >> she is a really good teacher. if you're not having a good day, she will pull you through the day.

>>reporter:and that is what makes her our teacher of the week. close your eyes, and you might forget where you are. but in ms. murray's class, you will never forget where you started. >> i think that is one of the best parts is taking something you do not know, and going to something you are proud of. >> if you would like to nominate an educator for teacher of the week visit our website wltx.com to send in your nomination. no rain in the forecast, that means clear skies for what could be an amazing show in the sky tonight. >> next on news 19 this morning we talked to the experts on when and why you will want to look up this morning.

from the october 3 although it's extremely cold right now ... if you were to brace the elements you could see a really cool thing happening starting tonight, you can see five different planets visible to the naked eye. we are here with the planetarium manager over the south carolina state museum. you are our expert on this. five planets, in the sky, visible to the naked eye. that is not very common, is a? >> no, it is not pretty want to go out and look at it if you have a chance >> tell me what that means is that they are all visible? how is that possible? >> were all the planets are, and their orbits, right now the five bright ones, mercury, venus, saturn, mars and jupiter

time in the predawn sky. to have all of them kind of lined up, all at once, is not a very common thing. it is a pretty nice treat if you can get up early, in the morning and go out and see that. >> i was going to ask what is the best time to go look at this, the best place and things like that. >> you probably want to go out 45 minutes before sunrise, sunrise now is about 7:30, go out about 6:45. sometime about now, and go out and look towards the east, you want a clear side, you do not want buildings, or trees in the way, if possible because mercury will be pretty low and lost in that twilight glow of sunrise there. it will be hard to pick out but they will be in a nice line there. that can be one of your clues, because venus will be superbright, jupiter is up here on it superbright, and then saturn and mars are in the middle and if you follow that line down into the sunset there is a tiny bright light there that will be mercury. >> i've heard you can tell a different between planets and

twinkling affect. is that how you will be able to find it in the sky? >> that is one way you can tell. since the planets are so bright, they are just going to stand out. that line is going to stand out against the twilight there. especially venus, and jupiter. that is another way you can tell, because the planets are lined up instead of being scattered all over the place like the stars. >> what would you say to encourage people to go look at this and check it out? >> i would say definitely check it out if you have the opportunity. it will be visible over the next month or so, probably better over the next couple of weeks, like i said, it is something that does not happen very often, it is supposed to happen again in august in the evening sky, but it will not be quite aseasy to see evererhing. there isis moon in the way, so, it's definitely worth going out and sing. even if you cannot see mercury, just to see the other for planets all lined up is really pretty. >> thank you so much. by the way, the planetarium is

you can go to the south carolina state museum and check that out. take you so much for joining us. we appreciate that. check it out this morning or sometime this week. coming up, more local news coming your way. what you are most worried about when it comes to money. we will have the answer in the story coming up. an update of the search of the missing marines including one from right here in south carolina.

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here on news 19 this morning. >> hopefully you are ready to bundle up, once again, because we are dealing with temperatures below freezing. let's go over to meteorologist, efran afante with more. >> deep sigh. >> that is all we can do is just sigh. >> it is that time of year though? >> @us. it is winter time, we are supposed to be in the 30s, and other 20s. columbia 26 degrees, winds very light, no matter how you cut it, we are starting to see some clouds move in. when the kids had to t t bus stopop they are going to need their hats, gloves, and their winter jackets only 23 degrees at the bus stop. we will be dealing with a lot of cloud coverage, 30 for degrees by 10 o'clock, by lunch time 40 degrees, cloud coverage will continue into the afternoon as we get to 45 degrees by 3 p.m.

evening, by 6 o'clock we will drop down to 40 degrees. as far as the roads right now, no accidents are being reported on n e main thoroughfare. coming out of sumter crossing over pineview heading to i 77 traffic is slowly picking up. from germany street to divine all the way to mall what avenue to downtown traffic is light at this time. a little bit of a delay from i 26 and have a harbison boulevard to downtown 15 minutes, south of i 77 from blithe would you are looking at a 23 minute commute. we will take a look at her 70 your 70 forecast coming up in just a few minutes. let's turn to flood recovery now, number of homes in the pine glad neighborhood had to be demolished yesterday but you will recall these homes were heavily damaged by the october flood. we cover this neighborhood a l ot. we spoke with a woman named jana do bow whose home was torn down. she had 61 inches of water inside her home, after the flood and had to be rescued by her neighbors.

on. >> and some kind of ways, it's like a little bit of closure, because i did have nightmares about the flood. not being here does and that a little bit. i am not going to go too far away from here, because it is a nice neighborhood. nice people. i do hope they can figure it out to where, like the other houses remain safe, and things like that. that it does not flood any anymore. he reflected on december 31. a -- the coast guard says it is suspending a massive search for 12 marines who have been missing since two helicopters crashed off the coast of hawaii. one of those missing marines is from south carolina. jeffrey is from the town of woodruff that is near greenville. officials say they found wreckage on the ocean floor, but no signs of any of the marines. searchers also discovered all for life rafts but there was no sign that anyone had ever been on board.

consider weather a texas team known for using affluenza defense violated his probation in a deadly drinking -- drunken driving wreck. attorneys for ethan couch convinced a judge -- they say couches mother, tonya, should have been notified. in a strange twist of the associated press is reporting that couch attorney are now investigating if the team what -- teen was taken to mexico against his will. as of this morning, ethan couch remains in mexico fighting extradition. let's take a look at your health headlines, new research suggests there is a need for more effective treatment for patients with early-stage parkinson's disease. occupational, physical therapy along with medication is what's commonly used to treat people with mild to moderate parkinson's. a study of nearly 800 patients found that these therapies did not approve their abilities to perform daily activities like

experts say that more intensive physical therapy programs might be needed. irregular heartbeat is a stronger risk factor for stroke, heart disease, and death in women,n,hen men. that is according to international researchers. the study published in the british medical journal tracked more than for million people and found women with irregular heartbeat needs more aggressive treatment. a new mayo clinic study finds no links between surgical anesthesia in patients over 40 and mild cognitive impairment later in life. that contradicts past studies which have shown associations between anesthesia exposure to young children, and later learning and memory problems. a new study finds 92% of meals served in us restaurants contain, guess what, too many calories. talks university researchers tested food from 123 fast food and regular sitdown restaurants in california, massachusetts, and arkansas. they found american, chinese, and italian restauraras have the highest calorie count with

calories. 41% of americans are concerned about rising interest rates this year. that is according to a new survey from bank rate.com. they found americans are most worried about how those interest rates will affect their personal finances. dell releasing its rankings of the countries most future ready cities for the highest rank cities san jose, san francisco, washington, dc, boston and austin. rounding out the top 25 are columbus, ohio and philadelphia. economist looked at human capital, commerce, and infrastructure in 30 for cities to come -- 30 for cities to come up with this list. you want to save $100 per month on your heating costs? who would say no to that? [laughter] you covered. >>reporter:gray to be with y ou, i am so fired up for

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it is cold outside. efran afante what can we start later in the day? >> fortunately, we will be warming up, but the temperatures to start off with still very cold. in the 20s for the most part, 28 winnsboro, 28 lexington, 26 columbia that a frigid 21 in manning a tad warmer and when you get to newberry at 30, aiken at 31 degrees. area of high pressure has been controlling our weather for the past couple of days and that is moving off and being replaced by a lot of cloud coverage. with the tail end of this warm front a lot of moisture is moving into parts of the tennessee valley. by 9 o'clock this morning, a lot of cloud cover still settling in in the midlands. a lot of snow accumulating snow from knoxville to asheville coming over the mountains. as we get into the midday a lot of that will cross over the appalachians hurried as it gets into parts of the upstate and will start fizzling out. a lot of that moisture, by the time we get into the midlands,

the high today, with a lot of cloud coverage, 45 degrees in columbia. dealing with winds and f ive-10 miles per hour. overnight tonight, mostly cloudy, low of 32 degrees. outside all of the cloud coverage that will be moving in and the snow billowing into the appalachian mountains. this area of low pressure is art next chance of rain. as that moves through we will start and introduce rain chances for tomorrow. a high of 50 degrees, lot better chance of rain on friday, it will be windy with a high of 51 tapering off rain by early saturday morning and still windy 49 degrees. a little more sunshine into sunday and monday looking at a chance for showers and storms i tuesday. as far as the road conditions, no issues in lexington other than across the road coming up on sunset boulevard both directions from downtown lexington onto i20 site traffic is starting to pick up. if you are traveling from shaw air force base to the fort

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bring two bills are welcome back, two bills on the house floor that could limit the number of refugees placed in south carolina are getting a lot of discussion right now. the senate general subcommittee testimony was hard from the department of social services and the lutheran services of the carolinas. they discussed their roles in the refugees resettlement program. senate bills 928 and 997 letter to prohibit state agencies from acceptininany refugees as well as limited -- limit state resources until they register with dss. currently there are 1500 refugees living in the palmetto

>> none of them cause criminal problems, i think there's some misconceptions out there and i think that once we clear this up i think a lot of people will feel as i do that these bills are not necessary. >> both bills are needed, i would like to see a halt to the program. we are basically trusting the federal government. i do not have a lot of faith in the federal government at this time. i really do not want to have a situation to where people are harmed in south carolina, and we did not do something to keep it from happening. >> these bills stem from the concern over syrian refugees in the us following recent terror attacks overseas. here in richland county, public hearings are being held together feedback from neighbors who are affected by the flood. the first meeting was held tuesday night at saint andrews park. marie phillips was one of many people who came to the meeting, she says her home was damaged during the october flood and since then, every time it rains, the creek inches closer to her door. in order to fix the problem,

listen to people and gather information about their specific situation. >> it has turned from something that was something i used to love to sit out on my back deck, drink a cup of coffee on a sunday morning, to something that gives me anxiety. something that worries me every single moment of every single day. >> the county council will hold another committee and put meeting today from noon until 2 p.m. at gadson park. state regulators want more money to monitor the water equality in south carolina's rivers and streams. they are asking state lawmakers for about $950,000 more in its budget, they say that money is going to be used to hire 16 new employees and to buy more equipment to test water around the state. budget cuts in recent years have forced the agency to reduce the frequency of water sampling and the number of sampling stations. more jobs are coming to the upstate. a groundbreaking was held for a

spartanburg. carbon fiber american is building a manufacturing plant there. governor haley was on hand for the ceremony. that plans will hire about 500 employees over the next decade. the state dot has awarded contracts to replace bridges and kershaw and richland counties that were damage in october flood's. the agency expects the bridge on rock ridge road to be completed by june 1 of this year. also in richland county, congress jumping run creek is expected to be repaired by may 15. and over in kershaw county pine grove road over 25-mile creek should be completed by august. before you head out, meteorologist,-- efran afante is checking the forecast on the road. >> the voting deadline you need to know about in a multimillion dollar price tag for the confederate flag.

today.3 today governor haley will give her state of the state address. it is taking place at 7pm at the state house.she is expected to talk about her budget plan.... as well as flood recovery efforts.mandy norrell of lancaster will give the democratic welcome back, happening today, governor haley will give her state of the state address. it's taking place at 7 p.m. over at the statehouse. she is expected to talk about her budget plan as well as flood recovery efforts. lancaster mayoral will give the democratic response. you can watch it all right here on wltx and online wltx.com. state lawmakers will give details today on a multimillion dollar proposal to display the confederate flag. a group with the confederate relic room and military museum will appear today before a house budget writing committee. last month, they museum the museum governing board approved a $3.6 million plant to display

renovate the space. that is down from initial $5.3 million. governor nikki haley said last week that that price needs to go down even more. today is a deadline to register to vote in the first in the south republican presidential primary. the primary is set for february 20. meanwhile, the deadline to register to vote in the democratic primary is one week from tomorrow. that is january 27 for the democratic primary is february 27. if you have moved, make sure you are ready to vote by updating your registration, or if you have moved from one county to another you must register in your new county by the deadline to be eligible to cast a ballot. if you are looking for a job in lexington area, listen up, lexington county dss is sponsosong a job fair. 9a.m. coming up soon and tell 2 p.m. , four different local businesses are looking to hire new employees for the job fair will be held in the community room and the in the lexington county dss office located on

drivers, the department of transportation is closing the eastbound interstate 26 exit 115 offer. that is happening tonight and tomorrow night to replace a sign. it will be closed both nights from 8 p.m. till 5 a.m. two right lanes will be close, detour signs will be a place for drivers needing to take that exit 115 eastbound offering. super bowl 50 is going to air right here on wltx, just a few weeks. we are giving you a chance to score some points of your own in the form of cash. their locations have been posted on wltx's do not hate that. our golden football contest is going on right now for it we placed 19 golden wltx signed footballs all around the midlands but you are looking at pictures right now of people who found some of them, but there are still plenty more to look for. o2 are social media pages, we have photos there that give you hints as to where these footballs are hidden.

you $50 right off the bat. then we will enter you to win $519 as our grand prize. the winner of that will be announced january 26. good luck. let's take a look at our roads now with a efran afante. efran afante. it looks like some traffic building up there? a look at i 26 in between piney grove road and saint andrews. traffic has been picking up, no accidents are being reported. you can see on the map right n ow, only delay that we have is as you head south on 321 from i 26 overbuy fish hatchery road. the weather right now it is still blazing cold out there, 24 salida, 28 winnsboro, 27 columbia, 25 sumter and a bishopville. no doubt kids are going to definitely need their winter jackets, hats, and gloves. 23degrees at the bus stop. a lot of this precipitation is making its way towards the mountain region into that -- into the appalachians. i the time we get into the

mix between the far western part of the upstate and by the time he gets down to us it will fizzle out and we that we will be dealing with a lot of cloud coverage. it will give us a high of 45 degrees, winds five-10 miles per hour. overnight tonight, pretty much overcast skies a low 32 degrees. and then the chance of rain comes in by tomorrow. a high of 50 degrees, with better chance of rain on friday, it will be windy with a high of 51. rain will start tapering off by early saturday morning. and then as the size begin to clear -- skies begin to clear we will have sunshshe saturday afternoon into sunday and monday. 59 monday, 63 on tuesday, with a chance for showers and maybe a